There’s a new name making waves across TechCrunch and PR Newswire this week, and it’s not another chatbot trying to write your emails faster. Meet Poetiq, a Mountain View-based startup that just pulled off something genuinely remarkable in the AI world — and they did it with a team small enough to fit around a… Continue reading

There’s a certain magic in watching your travel routes come alive on screen. That winding road through the Swiss Alps, the coastal drive along California’s Highway 1, or the chaotic journey through Bangkok’s streets — they all tell a story. But until recently, transforming those Google Maps routes into polished, shareable videos required either expensive… Continue reading

There’s a special kind of dread that washes over you when you open a pull request and see dozens of files changed, thousands of lines modified, and a looming deadline. You know you should review every line carefully, but time is never on your side. This is exactly the pain point that Kilo Code Reviewer… Continue reading

There’s a good chance you’ve seen the crustacean memes floating around tech Twitter lately. No, it’s not some bizarre seafood marketing campaign — it’s OpenClaw (formerly known as Moltbot, and before that, Clawdbot), the open-source AI assistant that’s been devouring GitHub stars faster than a hungry lobster at an all-you-can-eat buffet. Let’s address the elephant… Continue reading

Something interesting happened on Hacker News this morning. Within just three hours of hitting Show HN, Taracode shot up the rankings and started generating serious buzz among developers and infrastructure engineers. Released on February 2, 2026, this open-source DevOps AI assistant is already turning heads for all the right reasons. So what exactly is Taracode?… Continue reading

Every developer knows the sinking feeling of watching an AI agent spin its wheels, burning through tokens while chasing its tail around the same error for the fifteenth time. Whether it is a tool call that mysteriously fails, an authentication bug that only appears in production, or some bizarre edge case that breaks your deployment… Continue reading

There’s something irresistibly compelling about an AI that can rewrite its own DNA. When Zuckerman hit Hacker News on February 1st as a Show HN post, it didn’t take long for the developer community to take notice. In a landscape crowded with AI assistants promising to revolutionize workflows, Zuckerman arrives with a refreshingly direct proposition:… Continue reading

There’s a familiar frustration that anyone who’s ever stared at a messy spreadsheet knows all too well. You have the data, probably buried somewhere in a chaotic CSV export or a scanned PDF that nobody can read. You know the insights are in there somewhere, but getting from point A to point B usually requires… Continue reading

When a physicist turned quant releases a tool that makes both humans and AI agents better at math, the tech world pays attention. That’s exactly what happened this past weekend when SymDerive hit Hacker News, quickly climbing to the front page and sparking conversations across the developer community. Built by someone who understands the pain… Continue reading

There’s a new player in the world of infrastructure monitoring that’s been turning heads on Hacker News, and it goes by the name of OpsAgent. Released on February 1st, 2026, this open-source AI daemon is redefining what it means to keep servers healthy—and it might just save you from your next 3 AM wake-up call.… Continue reading